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biodaughter en · NOUN

From bio- + daughter.

A biological daughter.
- For me the NMKNMR [Not My Kid, Not My Responsibility] philosophy holds great appeal, but I have found it very difficult to maintain when I have tried to employ it. Usually, these periods come when I am at the end of my rope and can't stand whatever is going on. I withdraw, focus on my biodaughter, with whom I do have clear influence and a solid relationship. 1996 January 2, Lyn, “Not For Step-Moms Only”, in alt.support.step-parents (Usenet), archived from the original on 18 Sep 2025:
- Well-intentioned, Jack strove to treat his stepdaughter “no differently” than his biokids. He unrealistically expected her to respect and obey (“love”) him like his biodaughter Annie. 2001, Peter Gerlach, “Accept Your Stepfamily Identity”, in Stepfamily Courtship: How to Make Three Right Re/marriage Choices, [Bloomington, Ind.]: Xlibris, →ISBN, part 2 (Seven Courtship Projects), page 210:
- Do the Schmidts or the Twiggs (who are battling for switched-at-birth biodaughter Kimberly in Florida) realize that the flip side of the Child as Genetic Property is the Child as Perpetual Liability? 1993 August 16, Barbara Ehrenreich, “Want a Child? Take My Son”, in Jason McManus, editor, Time, volume 142, number 7, New York, N.Y.: Time Inc., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 68, column 2:

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